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51 Washington St.
Ladders lites.
There will be a meeting of the A. 0.
H. on Thursday night.
The Norwalk Methodist Sunday
School is preparing to hold its June
festival tomorrow evening.
Robert S. VanBurcii. of Norwalk.
is in New Haven today attending the
re-Iinion of his class at Yale.
Town Clerk, Herbert-R. Smith,
Norwalk, is in New Haven today, at~
tending the re-iinion of iris class at
Yale.
‘The Criminal-Roscoe wedding will
take place at the Norwalk Methodist '
Church, at 4
- o'clock.
The, Clty'of Norwalk has started
to spread crushed stone on West ave-
nue, to improve the condition of the.
avenue. '
A good sized-break occurred in the
City of Norwalk water main in Adams
avenue yesterday but repairs are now
being made.
The National League game. sched—
uled to be played at Philadelphia to-
day between the‘ Philadelphia-Pitts-
burg teams. was postponed on account
of the rain.
J. Fred Bryant. of the Holmes, Kee-
ler fir. Selleck Company’s store, was
operated upon for a fistula at his home
in Harriet street, Sunday, by l)rs. Dir-
mortier and Sherei‘, The patient is re~
ported as doing nicely.
Engineer Augustus E. Ellis has sci
up the big engine for the. Lotlr silk
mill, and is nowvuwaiting the arrival
of cylinder, which has been sent to the
Campbelis,'for overhauling. All the.
looms havebce'n set up.
tomorrow afternoon,
The Young People's Society of the
Norwalk Congregational, Church will
hold its last prayer meeting for the
summer. Thursday evening. it will he
in tin tor-iii of. ii missionary. service,
and will be addressed by W. H. Pier-
son.
—Horse Racing and Baseball at the
Fair Grounds on the Fourth of July.
Captain William 1. Stevens‘ new
steamer. W. 1. Stevens, has been char-
tered by The Jennings Club, of the
South Norwalk Congregational Church.
for a moonlight sail to Locust Grove,
L, l., on Friday night, July 10th. Svec's
orchestra will furnish ,niiislc.
, The evidence is all fir-in the suit of
Rosie Rosen vs. Frederick H. Madden.
which was on trial yesterday, before
Judge Taylor, in the civil side of the
town court. Judge Taylor reserved de-
cision. Attorneys Walsh and Hiilibell
for the defendant, and "Keogh 'for the
plaintiff.
Several nights ago a fight occurred
in Monroe street, between two young
men. What the clash was over, has
not been learned. Qb . ey beat each
other vigorously witheumbrellas for a
time and then patched up their quar-
rel and walked alongrbgethor Their
names could not be learned
Application has been made to the
water commissioners to extend the wat-
er malns from,Koeler‘s Hill, through
Brookside. The main at. present goes
through the Roma Hill road to Roton
Point but there are many persons on
the other route who would like to have
city water that they could use. »_ .
A meeting of the Young Ladies' Phy-
sical Culture Class was held last even-
ing at the Young Men‘s Christian Asso-
ciation Gymnasium to prepare for. the
minstrel show which will be given at
Hoyt‘s Theatre shortly. The drill last
evening was a success and considerable
progress was made in rehearsing the
parts.
An elaborate entertainment is to be
given at the Norwalk Methodist Epis-
copal Sunday School, tomorrow. the
event being the annual June festival.
There will be a short talk upon an.
clent artillery by Rev. A. L, Hubbard.
of Rowayton, and other features.
Strawberries, cake and- cream will be
served.
-—Very few brands of 01mm hold
their own like the Imperial Crown. it
ha been sold for 10. .yqrs and over.
and is now considered one of the stan-
dard brands. Q
J. Furler. of Center avenue.
' walk. has nilrchased the engine that
was formerly in Thomas Benedict's
little launch. and intends to have it in.
stalled in his sharpie. The boat is now
at Joseph E. Fowler's ship hospital in
Seaview avenue. A new bottom is to
be placed on the boat beforG the en-
gine Is installed.
Passed Assistant Surgeon John 1T.
Kennedy. of the Unlted,Stat_es Navy.
who is enjoying a three .montbs' leave
-‘..K
of absence, was in South Norwalk for
a few hours Sunday, in company with
Charles H. Duff and were the-guests
of Mr. and Mrs. ,
of.WesI street. ' Montennnt Kennedy
ed from Yohahoma._JIpIu, Sat-
urday. ‘on the United StateI warship
Princeton. and from South Nor-walk
, went to iris home in urination.
“Why don' t make a plain.
- straightforward statement about
whether or not you mean to be I can-
“anthemr'unlondtho
smug,“ .. or:
on ,th
Ofi
Nor-
sticks. Lyon, Jr., ,
EPWORTH LEAGUE ANNIVERSARY
Norwalk MotnodlIt Society Gives a
Wesley OuocIIIIlon Program.
The services in, the Norwalk Meth-
odist Church, Sunday night took the
form of the celebration of the four-
teenth anniversory of the establish-
ment of the Epworih lmngnu. which
had been aterred from last iiioiitii.
and w‘u ”Irlrai‘ize of the young ladies
of tliahibr i‘H‘ll to the ushers who
settled tho congregation The general
title of the service was ”The Wesley
Succession} and a moat entertaining
program he 3g been arranged for the oc-
t-Isiou‘.“ :Th ushers were Miss Bertha
Smith Mlsn’Nellle Smitli', Miss CnrriI-
Olmsteaii Miss JIIirnio Osterbniiks.
Misti Edith Wilson and Miss SSIIII‘ nus
soil. The program rendered was:
Doxology; reading Psalm 19; open-
lug hymn. ‘ Soldiers of (‘lii'lsl Ar'Ilsc' .
my" led by John Valionrrt; anthem.
choir; "The. Succession Staled,‘ itci
Lewls'K. Moore; hynrn' ‘Chrlst, Whose
Glory ifllls the Skies”: “The Prayer
Llfe"——"Wesley as a Mair of Prayer."
Miss Carrie Olmstcad; "The League
and the‘Praye Life." Everett Oster-
banks; “The udy of the Book"-—
”Wesley' 3 Use of the Bible ” Miss L‘d
ith Wilson; “The [.eague and the
Book " Miss Carrie Bowneu hymn.
“Come, Holy Ghost"; “The Blessed
ness of Stewardship"~—“John Wesley's
Precept. and Practice," Miss Ruth
Smith: “Stewardship an Epworthlan
Watchword," Miss Johnson; hymn,
“All Hail the Power of Jeans Name”;
“The Missionary Enterprise“~Wes-
iey' a World- wide Vision, " Miss Jennie
Osterbanka; "Missions in the prorih
League." Miss Sadie Russell; hymn.
II‘Sce How Great a Flame Asplrcs":
“The Best Evangelism"—"Wesley as a
Ql’ersonal Worker," Miss Maggie Rob-
, Iirts; “individual Work in the League."
.Miss Lillian Greenwood; hann—~“’i‘hc
Gospel Invitation“; “The Work Before
tic" Miss Nellie Smith: hymn, “(lod
ire With You 'Till We Meet Again.‘
HARVARD CREWS'
TIC C.E
RED TOP, Gales Ferry, June 23.—
The Harvard crews morning practice
was very light today, the 'varsity and
freshman elghts being on the river
less than fifteen minutes, while the
‘vsrslty four-oar worked not more than
half an hour; The cights tried racing
starts together, the university boat
winning two of these. Higginson
coached the four—oar. Tomorrow at
12 o‘clock e Yale and Harvard fresh-
men four- ared boats willvrace for
threeounrters of a mile down stream.
beginning at the‘ regular starting
line. :, ,i... . .
LIGHT PRAC-
SHOQE FIRM ATTACHED.
BOSTON, June 21l———'l‘he wholesale
boot and show firm of Lanikin and Mrs-
tor. one of the oldest and’ one of the
largest jobbiug houses in iloston has
been attached by creditors. 'I he Shoe
and Leather Mercantile Agency. which
reports the embarmasment, estimated
liabilities at between.«0tioo_oiiti and
$700,000, while the assets, consisting of
iilerchaudise and accounts receivable
are nominally tho same. Thee-firm is
said to have been doing a business of
about 02,000,000 a year. The causes of
the trouble arc not stated.
Q ”*HW
HONORS FOR PROFESSOR LANG.
NEW HAVEN, June zit—Prof. H. R.
Lang. of Yale University. it was an-
nounced today, has-been made a Knight
Commander of the Order of Santiago
by the ing of Portugal for his servic-
es to Portuguese letters. He receiv-
ed the insignia of the order through
the Portuguese Minister at Washing-
ton Prof. Lang is eminent as a schol-
.il‘ in Portuguese literature
LAUNCH CLUB TO HAVE CLAM-
BAKE.
Club was held last evening at the place
of business of Comonidore W, 13. Un-
holtz. it was voted to hold a chili
clambake on Fourth of July and the
boats will probably participate in the
races at the Norwalk Yacht Ciiib. in
the evening the members will watch
the fireworks at the Knob Outing Club.
FIVE KlLLED' TWENTY HURT.
1.0ME, June 2%Byiae fall of the
scaffolding of a bridg a course of
construction at Palestrinit, near T,lvoli
today five men were killed and twenty
were injured.
EARTHQUAKE 'A‘T council-IL.
slight shock of earthquake was felt
here Sunday night; Ashes from the
volcano Sangay have been falling here
during the last few .days.
W.
The boot oscortmont at
the lowest prices Inrtown.
COLEMAN’S
NEWS ROOM.
10 North Main 8L, . So. Norwalk.
Agent, for, AI.‘ 0. Spaulding's '
Baseball Goods.
I
If you would own your own home.
you must save a part of your earnings.
Your navingI deposited in the savings
department ,
Tris Iourn‘nanwriLx
1 TRUST company
(1an ram nt 4 per cent. and will
noun bounds: on that will an-
numfobflduhomo. mm“
pelican nonma- matrimonial-t-
A meeting of‘ the Norwalk Launch '
GUAYAQUID. Ecuador, June 23.—~A
Fireworks '
m m- W.-- w..»...
w.
OUR GREAT GUARANTEE:
SATIII
ACTION
Th. if II
can do well:
shape.
I Coats with broad, concave shoulders
ready- -for-wcar Summer Suits.
and try on whatever pleases you.,
Handsome light-weight cheviots and
to $12. 00.
Hats of Straw arid Panamas, Negligce Shirt
Fancy Hosiery and Smart N eckwear.
Two new arrivals:
be worn as four- in-hands or ascots,125 cts.
SOUTH NORWALK. .
TII. Cull, 32-2. '- ,
Two things the makers of our‘ Summer Suits show they
Make Shapely Suits. and make them to stay in
collars‘: Iwith fronts stiffened to retain shape—even high grade
custom tailors could fit you no better than we can in our
It a your privilege to come in
made and well made. $10 to $23.00, and some as low as $6.00.
Fast color Blue Serge Suits and Blue Unfinished Wor-
steds, stylish and comfortable, $6. .o,o to $18. 00.
Outing Suits of flannel, homespun and wool crash, $5.00
Everything else that's good to wear in warm weather—
Panama Rats in the rough. $3. 50: fin-
ished, $4: and the new Philipino Starts. named “Breczers, ” to
, . i.
OR MONEY BACK. ‘
ape.
and close-setting
worstcds, tailor-
I
3. Thin Underwear,
NORWALK.
TIII Call. 44-4.
ARE YOU SATISFIED
you ,feIIlI like it? if not, we want your b
We offer you boy. grain. food, etc,
talnable anywhere.
on reccliliigf mm as precisely what you
large, weighty“ reasons why We want on
’why you need our service.
BUY OATS THAT'S, CLEAN.
-v'
MANUEL
.ar' ' '
with the grain and feed you buy? Do you put up with
the treatment you receive without saying anything, though
that are the best Kob-
You can depend down to a certainty
hiring of goodsw—no substitution. These are a few of: the
uslness because
order —-n‘0 doc-
Ir business and
Ir. flATCHP
,.. .mvlf...“ .._ . .
In all the LotootQSty on
ART Pon'riulrp, in PLATINUM.
NEW DJ SPLAY
a. M. JacKaiou
alttlngu by oppolntnpoht - #3 W
orlotolam" acoop. m. .
.. .-. A» L...“
GRADUITION PHOTOGRKPHS
Iifopoho In lwork now
sin-uh lb ltlon n.~. . .
Oppollto Haul.
,N. .,....._. A - ._
all Stromzflbrwnlk.
.
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Tiler: n no Aerial: but ill: 1541mm” R 07:}.
‘1va U‘[r1“l.\
Kodaks and Cameras
Also largo line of fresh subplloo at
WILLIAM P BEERS
B-l’mtographlo Supplies
49 WALL STREET.
New York City will be in charge for t
he sum
First quality work guaranteed.
Recently head operator for Siege] & Copper and The Hall Studios,
LEWIS. ll Main 3m“ 1. Nomalk. 3, ,
nonwaut. court.
iner, of my Studio:
MISTY VISI N
Comes with advancing years, but can be cle red by properly fitted glosses.
Spectacles are our specialty. When we fit them th
HOMER S. HOYT,
Room 9 United Bank Building
once hours 8 to 11:45; ':12 45 to 5: :0.
Special Appointmentl It convenience III
No. 2 Nut delivers
ton. All “Q” 31in
36. 2,5 delivered
RAYMDN
dsraacrino DPTIGIAN,
loath Net-walk. Conn.
Saturday "ulna, M.
“will.
Q, at 55.0012»
,I In stock at
ey give satisfaction.
N lod- nicknc'oi or doblllty.
, youth uptubn to the
The Chief
IzISaratoga Water-:-
A Superior-Table
and Drinking; Water.
150 Bottle.
5 c for battle who returned
at flié
Clifford Pharmacu 3
PHONI 16-8.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET 10: 10 a. m.——Met-
ropolitan Securities jumped 4 points
at the opening on the court' s refusal to
dissolve the lease or the Metropolitan
Street Railway to the. lnterurban Com-
pany. Metropolitan Street Railway
rose 44. Tire opening movement of
prices generarry was sluggish and in
regular and the dealings were on
an insignificant scale.
,WALL STREET, ii a. m.—The mar-
ket Ihowed some disposition to hard
en biit the movement did not extend
beyond a good fraction lnSt. Paul and
helped them it trifle but the general
movement was hardly noticeable, Me-
tropolitan Street Railway rose to 124
and Metropolitan securities to 112 while.
Virginia-Carolina Chemical pfd. declin-
ed 2%; and Sugar and Continental To 0-
liacco Did. 1
WALl STREET, noon: ~The market
was practically stagnant. The. buying
was attributed to reports of better
weather for the crops.but the move-
ment was insignificant aiid gave way
to a sagging tendency due to the
apathy of the trading. St. Louis.
southwestern pfd. lost 1%, Minneapo-
lis, St. Paul and Sault Ste Marie 1%
and the pfd. 1%. Bonds were irregu-
III and Very dull.
WALL STREET 1 p. m—But little
of interest developed in the way of
prlce fluctuations after midday except
for a 2 point gain in Colorado Fuel.
Lackawauna aIlvanIeIl a point and
Virginia. Carolina .hemical pfd., ral—
lied as much. Railway investments
pfd.. declined 11.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wrre or run-
pleI a Goldschmidt, Commission Bro-
kers, Swartz & Corbett Block South
Norwslk:
Open High Low 1:30
Anial, Cooper, 6319 53% .53 5314,
Am. C. & II‘.. 34%. 34-11;. 3414, 34%
American ice. 7% 741 "It” 7%
Amer. Loco, 22 221,-; 22 221/;
Am. shunt, 4w. Iris 4m. 4114,
Am. Sugar. 118% 11.9 118% 119
Anaconda, 84% ML; “84 87.1.5:
A. T. (It 8. Fe, 115% 561,; 05-54. 657,.
A.T. & SJ". pf. 94 94, 94 94
unit. & Ohio, 84% 84% 84% 34%
Bklyn, R. T,, 55 . 55% 547.4. 55%
Chcs. & Ohio, 37% 37% 37% 371,4
Chi. Gt. West.. 18% 18% 18% 18%
C. M, & St. P., 150’ 150% 150 1501/.
Col. F. & |.. 6114; 63% 01% 63%
Eric, 31% 32% 31% 32
(Jen. Electric, 170% 177 176% 177
Ill. Central, 133 133 133 1321
Lou. 1': Nash, 1097;; 1097.1; 109% 109%
Met St Ry., 123 124 123 123%
M. K, & T,, 20% 20% 20% 20%
Mo Pacific,102§§ 1021): 102% 102%
N. Y, Central 126% 1261/. 126% 126%
Norf. & West, 62% till 62% till
()nt. & West; 24% 25%., 2472;. 2514,
Pacific Mall, 26% 20V; 26V; 20%
Penn. R. R., 124% 12-174. 124% 1241.5
People’s Gas, 967,13 96"... 9073 965-3
Press. S. Car, 52 52 017,4, 517,5.
Reading. _ 48% 49 48% “1/,
Repair, Steel, 14- 14 14 14
Rock island. 32% 33% 323/. 32-,4.
Rocklslund pf.7l -, 71 71 71
Son. Pacific, 48 ' 48M; 47% 48
-,Sou Ry Co.. ,23§fi..,23% 23% 231/.
Tenn. C. &l.. 49% 49% 491,45, 4955
Texas tile 28% 28%. 28V. 281/.
Union no: ”790; 79%. 79 79%
U. S. Boa. pfd. 84 .,, 83% 83%
U. 5 Steel .299; 29% 29%
‘ U S. Steel pfd 79 793/. 79 79%
Wabash 2374, 237.4, 23% 237/;
Wabash, pfd., 42% 43% 42% 43%
Wiscon, Cent 20 , 80 If -_80 20 ,
Bridg “And you right on eating
soggy , read and hfi-Qcooked meats.
For, hehven’ s sake, w y'don't you dis-
charge your cook and get another
one?"
Pike—“Well, you see, old fellow, so
far as I can find out, the courts won’t
grant you a divorce for. bad cooking."
—.—Boston Evening Transcript.
"Mother will be down in a minute."
“Why, the maid said your mother
wasn't at home."
. "Then. won't you please go? It will
Q save me a good licking."-—-Life.
“A pain [ have from eating jam."
Said philosophic Mary Jane:
"But, oh how glad, how- glad i am
My bed has got a. c‘ounterpane!"
. -Hnmrd Iampoon
Uncle Josh—4What dditlley mean by
sayin' that the bank toment was
more favorable than th expected?
Uncle Silas—I dunno vuaybe there
was less defalcntfons' than usual.—
Puck gt t.-
Cltlmun~l suppose you‘ll“ is get:
ting I bit more fonhlonle now?
SuQIibF—Yes sadism used to
comp ur " llIa ups." but
now eve ybffdy refers tag?“ "'mala-
rla"-1Philadelphia Public Ledger.
"Yes." answered Broncho Bob, who
was reading the papers that had come
in by the weekly mall. “But cheer up.
Tth’ rein» amateurs We haven't any
trusts yet.”—Wubington_8ur. ' '
‘A prop-Patina which to recommend-
Id -pbydclnnp II cia- “Lax-corals."
lhrIx- “IMO porinnu Infecti-
invigor-
54'5-
Reading. Some buying of". other stocks .
You Can .
Get 3 Reputation
for being one of the best dressed men in town. and rot it won't out yotI
much money If you go about it in tire right way. i I! ‘ if“? ;,"‘. ' '
lt's merely a question of what kind of clothes to buy. but! ”burgh.
buy them, and right here we come in strong. if you will “tram
for you, yorrr best friends won’t know but what yourlllitbb II:- «
-pecially to your measure, yet the cost to you will bop mail.
We can prove this whenever you will take time to visit 'tb .‘Illll It
won't take much time, either. ‘
The following are goad examples of our offerings: I -. ' l. \I
Mon’ .9 Lighh Weight Sank Suits
made from snappy fancy Chevlots,(1asalmeres and Wurflodmifllfld 3.91“
gcs, and black and blue Cheviots, the very latest shapes, 00.59 “101,0. .Q
Each price will mean a saving of from 02 to 05 to you: . I. . .; I
Mon’ 5 Outing Suits I
consisting of Coats and Trousers only, made from stunning fancy Finn?
male and rich lrish Homespuns, feather- weight Serges and plain crash.
en, 06 to 015.
'o
.r r,-
sovsIrwo PIECE soirs ' ' -,
for summer comfort—for dress, for play. for the mountains and“ 051W"! ‘I
seaside; they fill the bill for everything, 50c to 03. 50 Q
YACHT CAPS, all styles 48c 75c, 0100 0150 ii; 7.,
Don't forget a Straw Hat, and don't wear your old one-vac 'n‘éed‘ of it
when you Ian buy a fresh one at from 50c to 83 (i0.
TRUNKs.
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in,
son, cAsssr‘f,‘
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At Your Service
SLICED BEEF—We continue to im. titties-iii It will
in thlI actlcle. We had some about! "but 19° 5!!-
Flne Florida Pinup
two weeks since that waIn’t up to our
qual standard of excellence. But now ‘M. 19,.- 25
cents. Flor-Hardin” fcilllp ”It. ~
Now let Bananas; filmin-
we have a new barrel of fine beef.
Oranges, 25c ddn.’ Intuit '00 mt.
Any quantity from 5c up.
Potatoes are high.and It lookI as if
'We have I filed 'artlcio in Silod‘d
PoacheI at 10c out. just In.-
they would be higher for: time in the
near future. Wholesale coat to be 50 Q Q_
Large new M: I! from 1
to1l/4 iii-"15cc: .--.. 3"!“
rtnioiit pf
cents peck is the talk now. . 45¢: pin;
Expect to have 'I II o
3T$t$t Iatui‘dby ‘
it iI dour. ‘ It II chad-i;
make mare and better
New stock ,luIt In. ' ~.
12c 2 on. here for the beat, ,
freIh vegetables an
Buy Warbburn IS Croth'n Flour If
you want the best. Don't think bo-
rent.
cause it costs 5 or 10 could more a bag
if You Cannot Stab.
u well ll you should . a H - .
56:60 8 JACKSDN,
K -‘ THE DPTICIAN.
I
...- i’
149 will give you perfect vision if such is possible.
No charge for examinairon.
Matching of lenses, and all repairing done without dolly. - I
.NORWALI‘. .‘couu. ,.
58 WALL STREET.
WEDDING GIFTS?
We offer the largest and most complete stocks of Sterling S rill:
newest: patterns. Cut Glass in latest designs and cuttingl, but in l:‘Sil-'
ver Plated Ware, and Diamond Jewelry in Rings, Brooches, etc.. that have '
ever been Ihown .ln The Norwalks. _ .ii p i. " " ”1,53
Notwithstanding the recent advance in Diamonds. II we”! In”,
stock of clean, perfect stones. bought before the advuuoi, ‘0 to?”
you at old prices and prices that will p rove a good investment ' tW"
complete optical department at both I toreI'l and will give a corolla R!!- ulna;-
tiiic examination of the eyes without I: barge a.
in our repair department woihave only first else it tin can .wtll
guarantee the best workmanship at low prices. Diniuiiioa9 lo“ . {fine :
graving Wkufii you wait if necessary. ,, ‘ “ ’7' ‘7'" ' " h '4 I“
i: I
Expert match and clock repairing.
All our work is done in our own shops and under ourlfl nah lulu”;
it
Calaburn 8: Lauder.
THE JEWELERS.
96 WIIhlnpton St., South Norwalk.
I
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CLOAKS. SUITS AND FINE MQILLINERV.
3“ l
p
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER A; SPECIALTY.
Gutbill" I Bridge Fish '7 liaikpi. All
. I?» i"
FRESH FISH TODAY. ‘ is
SNAPPER owes, surrea non, gm Fill-l. ”LIE out.
riIH. BONETA MAGKERIL, PORN II. '
LIVE Laurens AND cums.-
ORDERS CALLED FOR AND DE LIVERED TO ALI; PAan
CiTY FREE or canoe. , I ., .1,“ ’ N
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